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A strange monolith has been found jutting out of a remote mountain peak near Las Vegas. But after a three-day desert trek, an Associated Press reporter couldn't find it.

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Shiny monolith removed from mountains outside Las Vegas. How it got there still is a mystery
By RIO YAMAT - Associated Press
Fri,06/21/24-12:03PM , 87 Reads
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A strange monolith found jutting out of the rocks in a remote mountain range near Las Vegas has been taken down by authorities.

How it got there is still unsolved.
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An American Express logo is attached to a door in Boston's Seaport District, July 21, 2021. American Express announced Friday, June 21, 2024, it will acquire the dining reservation and event management platform Tock from Squarespace for $400 million cash. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, File)

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AmEx buys dining reservation company Tock from Squarespace for $400M
Fri,06/21/24-9:29AM , 75 Reads
NEW YORK (AP) — American Express will acquire the dining reservation and event management platform Tock from Squarespace for $400 million cash.
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A 11-year-old boy plays with his father's phone outside school in Barcelona, Spain, Monday, June 17, 2024. Parents across Europe are rallying to make it normal for young kids to live smartphone-free. From Spain to Ireland and the UK, groups are ballooning on chat groups like WhatsApp and agreeing to link arms and refuse to buy children younger than 12 smartphones. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

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Should young kids have smartphones? These parents in Europe linked arms and said no
By JOSEPH WILSON AND LAURIE KELLMAN - Associated Press
Fri,06/21/24-12:13AM , 123 Reads
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Try saying “no” when a child asks for a smartphone. What comes after, parents everywhere can attest, begins with some variation of: “Everyone has one. Why can’t I?”
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A 11-year-old boy plays with his father's phone outside school in Barcelona, Spain, Monday, June 17, 2024. Parents across Europe are rallying to make it normal for young kids to live smartphone-free. From Spain to Ireland and the UK, groups are ballooning on chat groups like WhatsApp and agreeing to link arms and refuse to buy children younger than 12 smartphones. (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)

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Should young kids have smartphones? These parents in Europe linked arms and said no
By JOSEPH WILSON AND LAURIE KELLMAN - Associated Press
Fri,06/21/24-12:10AM , 167 Reads
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Try saying “no” when a child asks for a smartphone. What comes after, parents everywhere can attest, begins with some variation of: “Everyone has one. Why can’t I?”
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